Webinar: VRSA Website Dashboard Overview
9/06/2019
This webinar will provide an overview of the dashboard reports that members can access on VRSA’s website.
Webinar: VRSA Website Dashboard Overview
9/06/2019
This webinar will provide an overview of the dashboard reports that members can access on VRSA’s website.
Webinar: VRSA’s Partnership with the Virginia Center for School and Campus Safety
8/22/2019
This webinar will kick off National Safe Schools Week by highlighting the partnership that VRSA has developed with the Virginia Center for School and Campus Safety to provide training and resources to school divisions in Virginia. Upcoming training opportunities and …
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Webinar: VRSA’s Anti-Bullying and School Violence Resources
8/22/2019
Proactive solutions are vital in preventing bullying and violence in schools. VRSA has partnered with STOPit to offer members access to an application designed to deter inappropriate behaviors at school. During this webinar, Jeff Schobel will discuss: why proactive tools …
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Training: OSHA At a Glance (Bedford)
8/06/2019
With VOSH fines exceeding $127,000, it’s important for supervisors and employees to understand and recognize hazards in the workplace. This class covers major OSHA and VOSH topics to include: trenching, permit-required confined space, hazard communication, lockout/tagout, walking working surfaces and several …
Fall Workshop – Lynchburg
8/01/2019
The 2019 Fall Workshops will cover several timely topics, including workers’ compensation challenges for public entities; VOSH inspections; workplace civility; building a risk management culture; and dissecting an employment practice liability claim. Select the button below to view the full agenda. Registration begins …
Fall Workshop – Wytheville
8/01/2019
The 2019 Fall Workshops will cover several timely topics, including workers’ compensation challenges for public entities; VOSH inspections; workplace civility; building a risk management culture; and dissecting an employment practice liability claim. Select the button below to view the full agenda. Registration begins …
Fall Workshop – Fredericksburg
8/01/2019
The 2019 Fall Workshops will cover several timely topics, including workers’ compensation challenges for public entities; VOSH inspections; workplace civility; building a risk management culture; and dissecting an employment practice liability claim. Select the button below to view the full agenda. Registration begins …
Fall Workshop – Williamsburg
8/01/2019
The 2019 Fall Workshops will cover several timely topics, including workers’ compensation challenges for public entities; VOSH inspections; workplace civility; building a risk management culture; and dissecting an employment practice liability claim. Select the button below to view the full agenda. Registration begins …
Training: OSHA At a Glance (Winchester)
2/07/2019
Virginia OSHA now has authority to cite state and local government organizations with monetary penalties exceeding $126,000. This class will assist members in understanding basic OSHA and VOSH requirements, as well as recognizing and eliminating hazards in the workplace. This …
Training: OSHA At a Glance (South Hill)
1/15/2019
Virginia OSHA now has authority to cite state and local government organizations with monetary penalties exceeding $126,000. This class will assist members in understanding basic OSHA and VOSH requirements, as well as recognizing and eliminating hazards in the workplace. This …
Winter Weather Safety
12/27/2017
With forecasts for the next 10 days predicting lows in the teens, VML Insurance Programs (VMLIP) reminds employers to share important information on working outdoors in winter weather – safely. VMLIP has a plethora of resources on this subject – …
OSHA issues final rule on walking and working surfaces
3/18/2017
Over the past five years, VMLIP member employees have suffered more than 500 injuries, and the pool has incurred more than $6 million in claim costs due to falls from ladders or scaffolding, falls from elevations or falls into openings. …
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